HARIDRA

Contribution of Indian Historical Literature in the Resurgence of the Nation

Manisha Dixit — 2022-08-17

History was our past. There are some such dark pages in it, whose opening leads to self-incrimination, then there are some such pages whose observation makes the mind proud. From the black pages, we learn that we should not repeat those mistakes again, so that our future also becomes a dark past. Rather, we should also know our glorious history in which divinity is the vision of divinity. The sacred purpose of living with pride and allowing others to live while walking in the path of humanity itself is contained. In India, many invaders have crossed the limits of their own dogma. Due to which our true history had disappeared for some time, but today when those pages are being turned, the truth looks a bit different. If more and more of that glorious history is read and contemplated in time, then surely a new dawn will come in the development of every nation. The need is that we should know the true history.

Origin and antiquity of Jainism

Sukhdev Bajpai — 2022-08-17

This country has been convinced of the great ideal since the beginning of its history. Here the ideal human being is considered to be the one who establishes the supremacy of the soul and the superiority of the self over the material elements. This ideal has dominated the religious giants of our country for the last four or five millennia. One of these great men of mankind is - Rishabhdev, he has been called Jin, that is, the conqueror. By the continuous process of austerity, restraint, self-purification and wisdom, he uplifted himself and attained the status of a divine person. His example also inspires us to follow that ideal of self-conquest. It is said in Hindu texts that Rishabhdev was born in the fifth generation of Swayambhu. And thus they happened at the end of the first Satya Yuga. Twenty-eight Satyugas have passed so far The elongation of their time can also be estimated from this, so the Arma period of Jainism proves to be very ancient. Here Bal Gangadhar Tilak's view about Jainism is also seen - this religion existed in India before Buddhism. In ancient times innumerable animals were sacrificed. The credit for ending this sacrificial system goes to Jainism.

The form of the ideal life in the Puranas and Dharmashastras, the beginning, the conclusion and the rituals of the Vedas

Apoorva Agarwal — 2022-08-17

The four Vedas, divided into Rig, Yajur, Sāma and Atharva, are the basis of Indian culture and Sanskrit literature. The Vedas present the mysteries of all kinds of religions, actions and knowledge approved by the Lord in formulaic forms, which only a few learned men could benefit from. In time the Purāṇas were composed to make the mysteries prescribed in the Vedas simple, easy to understand and accessible to all ordinary people. The old says that the new becomes the old. That is, a scripture that is very old and seems to be completely new because of the relevance of the subjects it presents is ancient. Through various stories, legends and illustrations, the Purāṇas teach us to apply the meanings of the Vedas in our lives like a friend. as in Fig From the scriptures of the Vedas and others . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ॥ They say that by holding it is dharma, that is, by holding or sustaining the world. The scriptures of religion say that religion rules. That is, a scripture in which religion is primarily referred to is called a scripture of religion.

A review of the Dayabhaga in the Gautama Dharma Sutra

Barnali Burthakur — 2022-08-17

Within the Kalpa Veda, the Dharma Sutra literature, the Smriti literature, the Purana literature and the Mahabharata have given extensive criticism of the Dayabhaga. Among the subjects described in the Dharma Sutras, the share of inheritance is an important subject. The tenth chapter of the third question of the Gautama Dharma Sutra, compiled by Ācārya Gautama, contains various facts regarding the division of dowries in ancient India. By the term inheritance share means the share of the sons in the father’s property. Whether the father dies or remains, the sons receive his riches, that is, wealth and other things. This paper will discuss what the process of division of property should be like according to the Gautama Dharma Sutra.

A review of the Yama Sukta in the Yajurveda

Acharya Devendra Prasad Mishra — 2022-08-17

The Yama Sukta is the collection of the Ṛcas of the Yama-deity and is called the Yama Sukta. In this chapter the mantras relating to the Pitramedha are mentioned. Pitramedha is performed in memory of the year of the deceased father. In the memory of the year, in an odd year, the Pitrimedha should be held. It occurs in the constellation of Ekatara and in the constellations Chitra and others on the date of Amavasya in autumn, summer or Magha. The priest who is going to perform the Pitramedha should make a pile of bones in a pot. All the sons and grandsons of the deceased.

The social significance of the Rigveda YakshaSukta

Pranabjyoti Deka — 2022-08-17

The Rig Veda is the first of the Vedas. The thirty-fourth Sūkta of the tenth Mandala is the Akṣa Sūkta. This verse clearly describes what happened in Kitava’s life as a result of gambling. There is also praise for agriculture in that employment on top of agricultural activities is the only way to get rid of gambling. The evil consequences of gambling in Vedic times are understood by this Sukta. The negative consequences of this are still being seen in our society. This paper will discuss how gambling prevalent in society can be avoided according to the views of the Rig Veda.

Grammar and Poetic Pradeya of Bhoja

Jyotsana Diwedi — 2022-08-17

Bhoja is the foremost among the Indian knowledge seekers. Bhoj has composed many texts on many subjects. From various texts, commentaries, catalogs and inscriptions of handwritten texts of various scholars, the denominations of many books of Bhoj are available. In which many books are published, but many texts are unavailable. 1. Saraswatikanthabharan (Grammar) 2. Prakrit Grammar. The Saraswatikanthabharan grammar of Bhoja is Ashtadhyayi on the ideal of Panini's Ashtadhyayi. This book, which covers the changes and amendments after Panini, is more accessible and complete than Panini, so many history critics believe that. Regarding Prakrit grammar, experts believe that it is the book of King Bhojdev of Kutch. The name of this is also the food grammar. It is mentioned in verse 4/75 of Chandraprabhusuri's book Prabhakacharitam.

STATUS OF WOMEN WRITERS IN PRINCELY STATE OF TRAVANCORE – A STUDY

Sapna O P — 2022-08-17

The status of women in a society is an important criterion in determining the status of the society. It is generally believed that women in ancient India enjoyed equal status with men. But various invasions pushed Indian women's lives to the sides of mainstream. The Travancore Kingdome was one of the southernmost princely states in British India which was remarkable by political, socio-cultural reasons. Following the matrilineal system of succession, women's lives in Travancore were relatively independent and active. The purpose of this article is to understand the contribution of the women writers in the cultural arena of Travancore.

Covid-19 and its impact on Technical Education in India with Specific Reference to Fashion and Interior Design Disciplines

Vijeta Bhatore — 2022-08-17

The Covid-19 pandemic that struck the world in December 2019 has connected people globally through the media. Now man is more aware of the surroundings and happenings worldwide. And the age group that is taking the most advantage of the virtual world is the youth.Before the pandemic the youth was engaged in the traditional methods of classroom studies, whereas the imposed lockdowns have opened new windows for their overall development. The study highlights that, in the time of Covid-19 the students of technical education were made aware of the different ways of learning methods other than the traditional classroom method. They were exposed to the internet and hence came across the different ways and methods of learning. Frequent virtual seminars, conferences, trainings and workshops were organized for the students by their respective educational institutes where they were given guidance not only from local experts but also from international experts too. This phenomenon brought positive changes in the overall development of the learners and also provided a broader spectrum to the teachers. This research lays emphasis on the two different streams of technical education which are 1) Fashion Design and 2) Interior Design. These streams are more practical oriented streams of technical education.The impact of the online teaching and learning on these fields is discussed in detail in this research. In this pandemic period the students of these disciplines got more insight of the designs acclaimed not only at national levels but also at the international levels.But on the other hand, due to the online classes the students were deprived of the practical knowledge and finesse that they gain in their subject related laboratories. The study deals with the effect of the pandemic on the overall academics of these design students.

Ākhyātavāda: A semantic study based on manuscript

Swaraja Ganesh Salaskar — 2022-08-17

All systems of Indian Philosophy deal with the notion of ākhyāta Especially it was an interesting topic of detailed discussion right from the Vedic literature to the Navya-Nyāya system. Ākhyātavāda is one of the texts which deal with the notion of ākhyāta. This text is known in the name of Gadādhara Bhattāchārya and Raghunātha Śiromaṇi. Though a published edition is available based only on the manuscripts found in the library of Sanskrit Sahitya Parishat, Kolkata, no semantic work is available yet on the said text Ākhyātavāda. This work is based on the Manuscript having the same name Ākhyātavāda found in Oriental Institute, Baroda. Manuscript study and semantical study is done under this work.

Prospects and Challenges in Madhya Pradesh Tourism: With respect to foreign tourists

Prakash Khamparia — 2022-08-17

Presently tourism is considered as one of the important economic sector, which drives the growth and development of many states of India. Tourism provides a marketable product, which does not depend on raw materials from outside. This paper analyzes the problems and strategies for tourism and resource development, which hold great potential in the future development of tourism. Hospitality, the foundation upon which Madhya Pradesh tourism is built, is native to Madhya Pradesh. Madhya Pradesh sends the largest number of passengers to almost every corner of the world, but its hosting power is yet to be fully harnessed due to lack of information highway. Madhya Pradesh is also called the heart of India. It offers its travelers a colorful experience filled with pleasant surprises, with special interest destinations like forests and deserts, hills and plains, and lakes, tribal hinterland and a strong rail, road, and air network Poor infrastructure, ineffective marketing and inefficient management of resources ensure that tourists remain in the clear. Not surprisingly, Madhya Pradesh contributes a little over 2% to the country's total tourist traffic, while neighboring Rajasthan's share is 4. % More than. The policies of the government have been introduced to eliminate the problems associated with this, but still it is on paper and a long way has to be traveled to reach its destination. Most of the tourism planning in this area appears to be ad hoc. Hence, it is necessary to move away from such an ad-hoc approach to formulate a definite action plan, clearly charting the future directions.